I set up a temporary server to test the CELT codecs, use voice_loopback 1 to try it on yourself: connect 212.47.245.244

Discord quality: https://puu.sh/sn2gF/c07ba19733.webm
TF2 CELT quality: https://puu.sh/sn2k8/67b527df9e.webm

Delay difference (default voice_delay_ms): https://puu.sh/sn09E/c00dc2cfaf.webm

Thanks ahud N0kk

30 minutes before the event start, a queue is opened for people who don't have a full roster and still want to participate, this queue will try to make new teams are people tag along, so yes it will be random players.
If you want to play with your friends but you don't have a roster, remember to create a party (top left), add your friends, and then add to the queue as a party to find remaining players for your roster.

Have fun

i was pretty good at ready steady pan

http://logs.tf/8340#76561198020242938

I dont know C++, but someone's done Haskell already so I'll port my Haskell solution to Elm

{-
   import System.IO (hSetBuffering, hSetEcho, stdin, BufferMode(..))
   import Data.Char (toLower, isLower)

   main :: IO ()
   main = do hSetBuffering stdin NoBuffering
             hSetEcho stdin False
             hangman "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" 7 ""

   hangman :: String -> Int -> String -> IO ()
   hangman secret tries gs =
       let hasLost = misses > tries
           -- read: all are (element of guesses) inside secret
           hasWon = all (`elem` gs) secret
           -- read: how many are (not element of secret) inside guesses
           misses = length $ filter (`notElem` secret) gs
           showGuesses = gs ++ replicate (tries - misses) '.'
           showSecret = map (\c -> if c `elem` gs then c else '_') secret
           showState =
               if hasWon then "You won! Word was " ++ secret
               else if hasLost then "You lost!"
               else showSecret ++ " " ++ showGuesses
           validateInput c = gs ++ (if isLower c && notElem c gs then [c] else [])
       in do -- all IO is done below
           putStrLn showState
           if hasLost || hasWon
               then return ()
               else hangman secret tries . validateInput . toLower =<< getChar
-}

module Main exposing (..)

{- elm-package install elm-lang/html elm-lang/keyboard && elm-reactor -}

import Html
import Html.App as Html
import Keyboard
import Char
import List
import String

secret =
    String.toList "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"

tries =
    7

hasLost model =
    misses model > tries

hasWon model =
    List.all (\c -> List.member c model) secret

misses model =
    List.length <| List.filter (\c -> not <| List.member c secret) model

showGuesses model =
    String.fromList model ++ String.repeat (tries - misses model) "."

showSecret model =
    String.fromList <|
        List.map
            (\c ->
                if List.member c model then
                    c
                else
                    '_'
            )
            secret

showState model =
    if hasWon model then
        "You won! Word was " ++ String.fromList secret
    else if hasLost model then
        "You lost!"
    else
        showSecret model ++ " " ++ showGuesses model

main =
    Html.program
        { init = [] ! []
, view =
            \model ->
                Html.text <| showState model
        , update =
            \msg model ->
                if Char.isLower msg && not (List.member msg model) then
                    (model ++ [ msg ]) ! []
else
                    model ! []
, subscriptions =
            \model ->
                if hasWon model || hasLost model then
                    Sub.none
                else
                    (Keyboard.downs (Char.toLower << Char.fromCode))
        }

I was gonna try Prolog but I forgot I never bothered learning IO/user input in it :(

https://clips.twitch.tv/sideshow/PleasantHeron4Head

That was legendary, thanks.

I embedded it on http://i58.tf, I'll make http://i58.tf/movie and http://movie.i58.tf redirect to the dropbox link, if you dont mind :)

EDIT: Apparently, Dropbox has (temporarily) disabled downloads to the movie, do you want me to host it on i58.tf?

I'm 90% sure you can get your money back if you send them an email and explain you renewed before Turbo was announced.
Amazon are always really lenient on charge-backs for prime, worst case you pay the percentage of the subscription you used.

WOW air (icelandic company) seem to have considerably cheap flights at appropriate dates, I can find 450EUR for Jan 20-24 (cheapest I could find from Paris to LAX), with a stopover in Iceland.

not very good at this game.

http://i.imgur.com/oxO0Ct3.png

People who are used to playing pugs are mostly okay with it, even though it probably is frustrating.

Please tell your friends, join a mumble tomorrow night (message me if you need, I'll host one for the night), play together, have fun, and don't forget to give feedback!

https://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats L I V E (starts in 25-30 mins)

TotH2016 starts in about 42 hours, staff is already at the venue, share pics/vids you found!

Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9VJY5i600rByldN6-OeGcw
Twitter account: https://twitter.com/TipoftheHats
Twitter hashtag: https://twitter.com/hashtag/TotH2016

If you want to make a command in your twitch chat: http://ldesgoui.xyz/relative_time/2016-09-16T11:00:00-05:00

Hang-out pre-stream stream (wild): https://www.periscope.tv/w/1djxXYMXmyoKZ

Packing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtvUMzkKSiA
Setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szYu8XIZDQg

If your CPU is good enough, the server and client should be able to run on different cores. It's gonna run at a high percentage a lot of the time, though.

There's no "easy" (by this I mean not tedious) way of installing a comp. tf2 server.
You're better off following the wiki guide, then downloading configs for whichever gamemode/league.
The maps are probably in your client tf folder already, so you can just copy them.
You could go the extra mile and install TFTrue+MetaMod+SourceMod+SOAPDM+MGEMod which are mostly drag-and-drop installs.

The only negative things that I've heard about the Meltdown are mostly because of the price. I've been there twice, the service and ambiance were great. You'll probably find a bunch of people speaking English, too.

If you've seen "Meltdown" as a sponsor of french teams/players, it's the same thing.